Hive Warehouse Connector 2.0 APIs in Azure HDInsight
This article lists all the APIs supported by Hive warehouse connector 2.0. All the examples shown are how to run using spark-shell and hive warehouse connector session.
How to create Hive warehouse connector session:
import com.hortonworks.hwc.HiveWarehouseSession
val hive = HiveWarehouseSession.session(spark).build()
Prerequisite
Complete the Hive Warehouse Connector setup steps.
Supported APIs
Set the database:
hive.setDatabase("<database-name>")
List all databases:
hive.showDatabases()
List all tables in the current database
hive.showTables()
Describe a table
// Describes the table <table-name> in the current database hive.describeTable("<table-name>")
// Describes the table <table-name> in <database-name> hive.describeTable("<database-name>.<table-name>")
Drop a database
// ifExists and cascade are boolean variables hive.dropDatabase("<database-name>", ifExists, cascade)
Drop a table in the current database
// ifExists and purge are boolean variables hive.dropTable("<table-name>", ifExists, purge)
Create a database
// ifNotExists is boolean variable hive.createDatabase("<database-name>", ifNotExists)
Create a table in current database
// Returns a builder to create table val createTableBuilder = hive.createTable("<table-name>")
Builder for create-table supports only the below operations:
// Create only if table does not exists already createTableBuilder = createTableBuilder.ifNotExists()
// Add columns createTableBuilder = createTableBuilder.column("<column-name>", "<datatype>")
// Add partition column createTableBuilder = createTableBuilder.partition("<partition-column-name>", "<datatype>")
// Add table properties createTableBuilder = createTableBuilder.prop("<key>", "<value>")
// Creates a bucketed table, // Parameters are numOfBuckets (integer) followed by column names for bucketing createTableBuilder = createTableBuilder.clusterBy(numOfBuckets, "<column1>", .... , "<columnN>")
// Creates the table createTableBuilder.create()
Note
This API creates an ORC formatted table at default location. For other features/options or to create table using hive queries, use
executeUpdate
API.Read a table
// Returns a Dataset<Row> that contains data of <table-name> in the current database hive.table("<table-name>")
Execute DDL commands on HiveServer2
// Executes the <hive-query> against HiveServer2 // Returns true or false if the query succeeded or failed respectively hive.executeUpdate("<hive-query>")
// Executes the <hive-query> against HiveServer2 // Throws exception, if propagateException is true and query threw excpetion in HiveServer2 // Returns true or false if the query succeeded or failed respectively hive.executeUpdate("<hive-query>", propagateException) // propagate exception is boolean value
Execute Hive query and load result in Dataset
Executing query via LLAP daemons. [Recommended]
// <hive-query> should be a hive query hive.executeQuery("<hive-query>")
Executing query through HiveServer2 via JDBC.
Set
spark.datasource.hive.warehouse.smartExecution
tofalse
in spark configs before starting spark session to use this APIhive.execute("<hive-query>")
Close Hive warehouse connector session
// Closes all the open connections and // release resources/locks from HiveServer2 hive.close()
Execute Hive Merge query
This API creates a Hive merge query in the format
MERGE INTO <current-db>.<target-table> AS <targetAlias> USING <source expression/table> AS <sourceAlias> ON <onExpr> WHEN MATCHED [AND <updateExpr>] THEN UPDATE SET <nameValuePair1> ... <nameValuePairN> WHEN MATCHED [AND <deleteExpr>] THEN DELETE WHEN NOT MATCHED [AND <insertExpr>] THEN INSERT VALUES <value1> ... <valueN>
val mergeBuilder = hive.mergeBuilder() // Returns a builder for merge query
Builder supports the following operations:
mergeBuilder.mergeInto("<taget-table>", "<targetAlias>")
mergeBuilder.using("<source-expression/table>", "<sourceAlias>")
mergeBuilder.on("<onExpr>")
mergeBuilder.whenMatchedThenUpdate("<updateExpr>", "<nameValuePair1>", ... , "<nameValuePairN>")
mergeBuilder.whenMatchedThenDelete("<deleteExpr>")
mergeBuilder.whenNotMatchedInsert("<insertExpr>", "<value1>", ... , "<valueN>");
// Executes the merge query mergeBuilder.merge()
Write a Dataset to Hive Table in batch
df.write.format("com.microsoft.hwc.v2") .option("table", tableName) .mode(SaveMode.Type) .save()
TableName should be of form
<db>.<table>
or<table>
. If no database name is provided, the table will searched/created in the current databaseSaveMode types are:
Append: Appends the dataset to the given table
Overwrite: Overwrites the data in the given table with dataset
Ignore: Skips write if table already exists, no error thrown
ErrorIfExists: Throws error if table already exists
Write a Dataset to Hive Table using HiveStreaming
df.write.format("com.microsoft.hwc.v2.batch.stream.write") .option("database", databaseName) .option("table", tableName) .option("metastoreUri", "<HMS_URI>") // .option("metastoreKrbPrincipal", principal), add if executing in ESP cluster .save() // To write to static partition df.write.format("com.microsoft.hwc.v2.batch.stream.write") .option("database", databaseName) .option("table", tableName) .option("partition", partition) .option("metastoreUri", "<HMS URI>") // .option("metastoreKrbPrincipal", principal), add if executing in ESP cluster .save()
Note
Stream writes always append data.
Writing a spark stream to a Hive Table
stream.writeStream .format("com.microsoft.hwc.v2") .option("metastoreUri", "<HMS_URI>") .option("database", databaseName) .option("table", tableName) //.option("partition", partition) , add if inserting data in partition //.option("metastoreKrbPrincipal", principal), add if executing in ESP cluster .start()